When we left off, Elizabeth and Franco (Roger Howarth) were bickering over their friendships with Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Ava Jerome (Maura West).
On Thursday May 21 General Hospital aired its final new episode, due to a production halt, and has been televising encore episodes. Though the couple doesn’t have a strong presence on social media, Herbst stays busy in her General Hospital role with Saucedo last seen in a guest role on Without a Trace in 2003. More: Things we want to happen when GH returns Her husband is no stranger to daytime either and played the role of Juan Santiago on General Hospital, as well as sister soap Port Charles, in 2000. However, what some may not know is her first soap opera role was playing Dana Winthrop on NBC’s Days of our Lives in 1996. Herbst has played the role of General Hospital’s Elizabeth Webber since 1997 and also appeared as the character on General Hospital: Night Shift in 2007. Saucedo also has a son, Elijah Saucedo born October 5, 1996, from a previous marriage. Joining in remembrance of Zeman, who passed away in May following a short bout with cancer, were. Their son Ethan was born on October 31, 2001, followed by daughter Ella Bailey, born on April 12, 2004, and another son Emerson Truett, born on August 9, 2010. Several of the late Jackie Zeman’s (Bobbie Spencer) former General Hospital co-stars gathered together last Thursday night, to honor the beloved actress during a special livestream event on You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel. Herbst and Saucedo have three children together. general practice of law at Suite 614-615, Grand Rapids National Bank. June 1 marks 19 years of wedding bliss for the couple, who married back in 2001. Webber & Company, in Grand Rapids, last June was named a Vice - President. We wanted to take a moment today to wish General Hospital actress Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Webber) and her husband, former soap opera star Michael Saucedo, a happy wedding anniversary. It’s 19 years of marriage for a real-life soap opera couple.
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